Magento
Project Overview
KTC FOREVER Points to Travel is a dedicated page that provides information about converting KTC FOREVER points into airline miles and loyalty points from leading hotel groups. Users can explore participating partners, point conversion rates, redemption channels, step-by-step instructions through KTC Mobile, and frequently asked questions—all in one place.
I was responsible for the front-end development of the original KTC website on Magento. Working from designs provided by the design team, I transformed the visual concepts into a functional, responsive webpage optimized for various screen sizes and devices.
Scope of Work
I developed the page structure and user interface using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. This included implementing the hero banner, partner listings, point conversion cards, category tabs, redemption channels, step-by-step instructions, and an accordion-based FAQ section.
I also optimized the layout for desktop, tablet, and mobile devices, ensuring that its spacing, typography, visual hierarchy, and interactive components accurately reflected the provided designs before the page was launched.
Challenges
One of the main challenges was presenting information from numerous partners, each with different logos, point conversion rates, details, and conditions. The front-end structure needed to accommodate this variety while maintaining consistent card layouts and a cohesive visual system throughout the page.
The grid, tabs, and other interface elements also had to be adapted for multiple screen sizes while preserving readability and making it easy for users to review and compare point conversion rates across both desktop and mobile devices.
Results
The completed page brought together KTC FOREVER point transfer information for multiple travel partners within a single, well-structured experience. Its responsive layout allowed users to explore participating partners, review conversion rates, and follow the redemption process conveniently across different devices.
KTC subsequently migrated its website to a new CMS and rebuilt the page. Therefore, the current implementation does not use the same codebase presented in this case study, although it retains the same overall design direction.